University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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Senior Class. John Rhyne Bloom .Pine Bluff Class President Corporal Company “B,” ’oo-oi; Right Half-Back Varsity Eleven ’02-03; Captain Second Football Team,’02; Manager Second Baseball Team, ’03; Manager Cardinal, ’03; Sergeant Company “C,” ’02-03; Member Engi¬ neering Society, ’03-04; Lieutenant Quarter-Master,’03-04; Mathetian. Eleanor Vaulx . Class Vice-President Fayetteville Virgil Proctor Knott. Bentonville Class Secretary. Corporal Company “C,” ’00-01; Class Historian; ’00-01; First Sergeant Company “C,” ’01-02; First Sergeant Company “B,” ’03-04. Henry Sparr Ragland. Fayetteville C lass Treasurer Corporal,’01-02; Sergeant,’02-03; Company Quarter-Master, ’03-04; Mem¬ ber Second Football Team, ’00-01; Third Base Varsity Nine, ’00-01; Mem¬ ber Varsity Eleven, ’01-02, and ’02-03; Captain and Half-Back Varsity Eleven, ’03-04. George Walker Mullins. Fayetteville Class Orator Sergeant Company “D,” ’02-03; Winner of Medal for Best Drilled Non- Commissioned Officer, ’03; Lieutenant Company “B,” ’03-04; Vice-Presi¬ dent Mathetian, ’03-04. 31

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sack.” I immediately recognized the former as S. S. Jeffries, but could not make out the latter until I was told that it was Ben. Stone, Jr. I next saw a little, shabby country store without any sign of a front. I looked a long time and finally made out the sign over the door. It was written in char¬ coal, and read as follows: “Rov W. Milum, Dealer in Groceries, Farming Im¬ plements, Boots and Shoes, Highest Price Paid for Rabbits.” The Prophetess then said that the future of Private W. Oscar Wilson would be revealed in the next scene. You can imagine my surprise when there appeared an old man standing by a box upon which was a bootblack ' s chair, and in front the words, “ Shine ' em up; five cents.” The vision ceased and the Prophetess sank slowly down through the mists into the de ep chasm. I turned from the Oracle and found that the night was calm and the stars were shining brightly. Then I awoke and found myself as usual leaning back in my old rocker. 30

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Hincisville James Walter Walker . . . Class Historian Corporal Comp my “B,” ’01-02; Sergeant Company “D,” ’02-03; Lieutenant Company “C,” ’03-04; Secretary Dormitory Executive Committee, ’03-04 Margaret Sue Burney. Green Forest Class Poetess Treasurer Mathetian, ’01-02; Secretary Mathetian ’02-03, and ’03-04. Fay H. Blanchard. Fayetteville Class Prophetess Associate Editor Cardinal, ’02-03; Treasurer Mathetian, ’03-04. James Scott Abercrombie. Bryant C orporal, ’01-02; Captain, ’02-03, and ’03-04; Secretary and Treasurer Garland, ’01-02; Vice-President Garland, ’o2-’o3 , President Garland, ’03-04; Class Orator, ’02-03; Cole Medal Winner, ’01-02. LaRue Jean Cook. Texarkana Corporal, Promoted to Fifth Sergeant, ’01-02; First Sergeant, Promoted to Sergeant-Major, ’02-03; Lieutenant and Adjutant, ’03-04. 32